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Space Force new GPS satellites are running months behind schedule
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SpaceX aims for double Space Coast launch within four hours today
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A trash compactor is going to the space station
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Launching mass from the moon helped by lunar gravity anomalies
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When to catch the last supermoon of the year
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UChicago scientist crafts new model to enhance forecasting of atmospheric rivers
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When severe rains and high winds hit densely populated coastal areas, the impacts can be devastating, but early warnings provide crucial preparation time. These intense storms are often fueled by atmospheric rivers - bands of concentrated moisture traveling across the sky on strong winds. Although meteorologists closely monitor them, predicting the specific behavior of an atmospheric river has b The shifting history of North America's ancient ice sheet
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Imagining a vast ice sheet sprawling over Canada and extending down into what is now the northern United States, reaching as far south as Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin, helps us grasp the scope of ancient glacial coverage between 19,000 and 26,000 years ago.
Yet, while picturing this immense ice mass is fascinating, the present-day implications of its retreat - parti China launches new set of remote-sensing satellites
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China's advancements in satellite technology took another step forward as it successfully launched a new group of PIESAT-2 remote-sensing satellites from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in Northwest China on Saturday. The launch, executed at precisely 11:39 am Beijing Time, utilized the Long March 2C carrier rocket, a mainstay in China's space missions, to transport the satellites into orbit MARSS showcases advanced AI-driven CUAS system at Red Sands 2024
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MARSS, a leader in defense technology, played a prominent role in Red Sands 2024, showcasing its cutting-edge Counter UAS (CUAS) systems.
Organized by the US Army DEVCOM, ARCENT, and the Royal Saudi Air Forces, the Red Sands 24.2 exercise served as a rigorous test environment for the latest CUAS innovations addressing the surge in unmanned aerial system (UAS) threats. MARSS, a returning pa Kongsberg signs ESA contract to build Arctic maritime surveillance satellite for Norway
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Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace has secured a contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) to construct a microsatellite designed for the Arctic Ocean Surveillance (AOS) project. This mission, driven by the Norwegian Space Agency (NOSA), will provide maritime surveillance services to the Norwegian government, enhancing security and monitoring capabilities in Norway's surrounding Arctic waters. 
